Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-24
how DO We DIG OUR GRAvEsP

we must eat or we cannot Ira
inns we oil know. But do we all
NOW that we die by eating9 n IL
aid we dig our graves with our
eetn: How foolish this sounds
Get It is fearftiiy true. We arc ter
med at the approach OF the cholera
nd yellow fever, yet there is . dis.
ase constantly at our doors and Il
,'r houses far moro dangerous and
estructive. Most people have IA
nelr own stomachs poison. moro
'.ow, but quite as fatal as the Germs
those maladies which sweep men
ITO eternity by thousands without
sarning IN the times of great cpl
ieinics. But it is mercy that Il
'e are watchful, we-can ten wien
We are threatened. The following
ire among the symptoms, vet tloy
40 not always necessarily appear in
'he same order, nor arc they alwsys
he same in different cases. IN, q
IS a dall and sleepy feeling; d bad
taste in the mouth, especially IN tla
morning; the appetite is change.
able, sometimes poor and again n
seems as thoashrthe patient could
not eat enough, and occasionally no
rpetite at I'll; dpllness and slur-
Slshness of the mind; no ambition
70 study on work; more or less head-
lche and hcayiness in the head.
dizziness on rising to the feet az
moving suddenly; furred and coat
ed tongue; q sense of load on the
stomach that nothing removes: hot
and dry skin at times; yellow finpe
IN the eyes; scanty and high-colored !.
urine; sour taste in the mouth, fire.
3uently attended by palpitation Of
che heart ; impaired vision. Viii,
spots that seem to be swimmfns, i
the air before the eyes q couch
with q grasilish- colcred expcefe.
ration; poor nights rest; STICKY
slime about the teeth and cume.
nands and feet cold and clammv.
irritable temper and bowels bound
up and costiyc. This disease has
puzzled the physicians and still pur-
zles them. II is the commences "a
ailments and yet tho most ccrapli-
Gated and mysterious. Sometimes
= T IS treated as consumption, some
times as liver complaint. and than
again as malaria and even heart die
Ease But its real nature is that Of
constipation and dyspepsia. 1t arises
n the digestive organs and soon
Elects all the others through thc
and poisoned blood.
Jlften the whole body-includino
ne nervous system-iis 1itcrall9 !,
even when there ID IA IN
to tell the sad a4er<-.
Experience has shown that there; Z
ut one re- y .hat can certainly
ufe this dis. in all its stages
amely, Shaker Extract of Roots OF
lother SeigcE Curative Syrup. II
ever fails but, naTertheless, no time
hould be lost in trying other 90.
allied remedies for they win do no
GOD. Get this great vegetable
repatriation. discovered by veneer
bic nurse whose name is house
old word IN Germany and be sure
get the o;;..,.--...sle article.
GIVEN Up By sz7E.s DOCTORS,
Shaker Extract Of Roots or Sci
els Syrup has raised me TO good
ealth after seven doctors had given
le up to die with consumption
Q writes r. T. Grace, Kirkman-
lie, Todd Co, Ky.
IL HE'D g. II JUST IN TIME.
Il had been about given up to
le with dJsr crsia when / first saw
70 advertisement Of Shaker Extract
Roots on Sligel's Syrup. After
sing four bottles was able to at.
nd to ny business Us well al ever.
know Of several cases of claills aud
yer that have been cured by itn
wrii Mr.. Thoa. Puiium, ofTay-
r, Geneva G. Ala.
wosrr III faI.E. q
- ~ 1s
Mr.. 1'ho Tho firm,
hVahs q s Horn
WI, AcconAa writes
at he had b. irestive
sorders foi md had
ed many physiciaah nd medi-
hes without benefit. "a began to.
Q Shaker Extract OF s,ots Of Ser
Is Syrup about the LIST of Jan.
81, and was so much better 81,
rec weeks that he considered AIM
I practically well man. He
Us; Il have at this time one bot
Oh land, and if / could not get
more acould not tos8s. a tez
Vay ~ for g."
All ruggists, Or Address A. J.
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